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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-31
I'm ERAL NEW

GENERAL NEWS.
BUSINESS dull.
CLEAR aud hot.
RIVER falling slowly.
No ARRIVALS or departures.
Two Anchor Liners leaving today.
VERY quiet on the levee yesterday.
Tar Ohio and Mississippi rivers
continue TO fall.
The Arkansas, White and 81. Fran
els river are falling.
The Alberta No. 3 Is the Wednes-
day packet for White river.
TaK Ooihoma Ia the Lee Line packet
tomorrow for OSceola aud way points.
The Kate Adams, Capt. Mark Check,
leaves tomorrow evening Ter Arkansas
City.
The City Of New Orleans should
pass here Tuesday on her way 10 New
| Orleans.
The James Lee, Capt. Miller, is the
packet leaving here tomorrow evening
10, Friars Point.
The T. b. Sims Ia the independ-
ent packet leaving here tomorrow Tor
for CAIRO and St Louis.
The City Of C,iro. Capt. Ughtner,
leaves here a. 4 O'Clock this evening
for Cairo and 1t. Louie.
TuK r. l.. Cobb will arrive tomor.
row morning from Arkansas river.
Soc retaTns to that stream Tuesday
evening.
DuRixe the twenty.iour hours end
Ing at noon yesterday the river here
remained stationary, the gauge regis.
tering SO.
The City OF Providence, Capt Car
velle, Is this Anchor Line packet leav.
Ing hsre at 10 O'Clock this morning foI
Vicksburg.
TnE James Lse takes the 81. Fran.
cls river freight tomorrow. She con-
meets at the mouth with the little
steamer Teale.
liz referring 10 the New Albany and
New York steamer New York, said %
be the finest sidewGesl boat In the
word, the New York Maritime Re.
porter asys: "Her hull IL Of iron, SOL
ieet long on the water Inns, aud 3ll
feet oye' all breadth OF beam, nodded,
40 feet; breadth Of beam, ovsrgu,rds,
"a feet; depth, nodded, 1873 feet
dealt Of water, q feet; TONNAGE met,
1901 esl, 1892. She Ia 10 feet long
or than the Albany and . inches deep
or, aud has a g0aler sheer, which
adds 10 her bean v. The whesls are
further aft Of amidships than on the
other boAts Of the line, which 10 als1
a great Improvement. The engine II
a standard American beam engine
with a cylinder 20 inches In diamstel
end II feet stroke Of p'ston, provided
with sievens's cutoff She has q sur
face eond, nser, instead Of = i,t con
denter, which oyeIcomes the evil oi
using mixed salt and lfosh water II
the boilers. shs has ieA'herinI
wheels, with movable bnckrt Of
1oa,s. These wheels ara 1912 fesl
diameter outside OF buckets. There
are ~ curved steel buckets h
each wheel. Ea,h bucket IL SO ie,
vide AMI 1919 feet long, With an sngl'
iron 3I5 Inches on Zach end: sIean
10 supplied 10 the epgin, by three 70
tnrn Hus boilers, each 9l feet diane
ter Of shell, II feet width OF front ant
80 lee, long. These boilers are con
suueted for q working pressure Of D
pounds per square inch. E,ch boie
has . crate surface Of 70 tquars iee
or 22s square feet In all, and with tn
, forced draft produce $3.50 horse power
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-31
FINANCE and COMMERCE.
HONEY sPER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE Is PREMIUM.
Cotton Dnll-Mlddling Cotton, 9ac =
Sales Today so
Bales.
ArrEAL OyyICg;.

SArvRDAy EVENING. July 80, 1887
Money rates rem ain 6rm at per
cent, supply sufficient for all business
demands OF customers. The stock
call board session today was festure-
less; there were but few bids and OF.
ferings, and no sales were recorded.
The local cotton market closed dull
and unchanged; sales today, so bales.
At New Orleans spots closed dull and
unchanged; futures steady, August
of 8 points, September 4 points ad-
vance and s points up on the new
crop months.
New York spots closed easy aud OF
3l8c. Futures went off 10 points on
August and advanced 8 points on Sep
TENDER aud the new crop months.
G. L. Greene & Co g report on co..
ton futures says: "The feature OF the
old crop movement in cotton was an.
other considerable drop In prices,
amounting at one time to twenty-four
points against last evenings. 1t wss
evident, however, that August was
only used to pound ths general mar
ket, and upon differentiation Of large
spot business In increased desire to
cover, prices quickly reacted IA to 10
points, closing steady with light offer
ings. New crop fell away about 8
points early in the day, but the shorts
coming in, there was q prompt re-
covery and finer tone at the close at
5 points above last evenings d cures.
A free movement Of spots Is re-
ported for export, with l0c
quoted for middling upland,.
According 10 sdvices the Louisiana
new crop rice will not come forward
az early Go Anticipated. There have
been rsius for over thirty days. and
the present outlook IL for wet moon.
Even should the rains resse, ii will
probably be the 10th or 10 h OF Au'
gust before the planters could CON-
mence TO cut. At present outlook the
quantities before the last OF August or
first week In September. The present
rains are, however, Of some advantage
in helping the full development Of the
crop, aud some OF the best informed
say that the crop at large could stand
considerable more rain without mate
rial injury. The principal thing
feared Is q heavy VIVID storm, which
would tend 10 beat out the grain.
IMP IRA.
Thirty.two brls apples, 400 rls bag.
gipg, 2l0 pkga bacon, S62 pkgs boots
and jshoes, $500 bu corn, 80 SKIS coffee
1876 brls cement, rs pkes dIy goods
AZ pkgs eggs, 625 bis -four, 1920 bales
hay, AZ pigs hats, 20 bid cattle, 20 hd
horses and mules, 1872 pkEs lard, 92,OOt
feet lumber, IA pkss liquors, 2 car
lime, $50 brls meal, 10 brs molssses
5000 bu oats, 20 brls potatoes, 2 car
pork sides, ITO bIls sugar, 4l6.pkgs to
bscso, 200 on wheat.
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IAs':s a:s. CA'a....


EVANSVILLE, uuly D.-Sgon- River 2
feet 7 inches on the gause and stationary
Weather clear abd hot
CAIRO, July 70. -Noon-Rivsr feet on
the Eauso aod falling. No arrivals or de-
paftufes % REGULAR paeksh'
LOUISVILLE, July 81 Noon-niysf 3
fes, 10 inches In the canal and loot
clear and hot.
At. LOUIS, July D.-Nisht-RlV "a len
4. 10. ana nos mafks 10 isst 4 inches By tho
SAUCE, Weather clear and ho'. No urivels.
bepaftsdt Aftanas lliy, NicksbufEi Ctty
tfNss Ostssns, Nss ntlsan.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-31
PRnvIsI0ss.

BurrER -Butterine. 1904; cream.
cry. lsl931o; dairy, l69iSs; country
bu ter, s disc.
Hoo PRoDuofs-Firm; mos pork,
new, tl7 %, oil, SIS 30; sugar cured
hams, I2lC9i3i; bfeakhst bacon, 100
lie; clear rib slde', bacon, % 9ic;
q ear side bacon, Ole; bacon chou dsrs,
III bulk pork, clear sdgs, o.; c ear
Ma'ket weak. lOC9l5c lower; ma.
tiyes, 81 1904 10; ", stem, " 1903 90 +;
r,x,ns, 81 1908 80; lambs, o. 600
8 80 per brad.
hb sides. siCSslc I; shoulders, 6Ie; long
clear, sac, pork strips, ITO.
fisfoes, SO; hall barrels,
7ic; kegs, 7ici choice kettle, stC9 SIC,
caIss-Phms aib, s9ioc; New
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-31
GROUERIEs.

SuaAR-Purs white, 62@8lc; of
white. ole; yellow clarified, 8l96sc;
seconds, 5!CS8c: refined A, 8l(96si;
gianulsted, B.@6si; powdered, 7ic;
cut loaf, 7ic. Farm.
RIcR-Louisiana, 4l@5Ac; Carolina.
5i@8ic.
CANDIES Sticks. all s'zss, in boxes,
pals aud barrels, 7i(99ic.
O FFRR-Common 1873; ordinary,
2c@2Otc; fair, 2ll@22c; prime Rio,
22C0s2ac; choice To fancy, 23@23lc;
old government, 2a@33c. Higher.
sALr-0hio river, 81 10 per barrel;
Saginaw. 81 20 per barrel; sacks, fine,
81 35@l IS; courss, 81 l0@i ID;
pockets, bleacLed, 2i97c.
MoLASKs LOUISIANA, common TO
fair, 279S0c; prime 10 choice, 42@50c /;
syrup, 2o(940c; common 10 fair, 900
2Sc: prime TO choice; 359f0c; cen.
triiugal fancy, 35CSiOc. Qilet.
BALTIMORE, Nd, July 30.-Coffee
nomlnally easier Rio, o. goes, ordinary
TO fair, 100000.
NEW ORLEANS La, July 30--Cofiee
dull and dropping; Rio, lslc. RICE
firm, At. Sugar-open kettle, so,d
fair, 6Ie; cenirilueals-choice white,
3-l6s; of white. 8id6l;; choice vel.
low clarified, 83i696is; seconds. ga
bic. Molssses - Centrifugal - strictly
prime 10 fancy, 2sCsSSc.
NEw YoRK, July 30-CofIee, spot
fair BIO, weak, at l9ic; options heavy
and lover, with q moisra.e frmness
aAlss, 81 800 bags; September. sl7 q
OH IS; October, fl7 40Cal7 70; No
EN- ier, tl7 509l770, December, sl7 u
OILS; May, SIS 20. Sugar steady bu
very quiet; refined, steady. Molassel
nominal. Rec steady.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-31
MULES AnD nOasEs.

MULEs-so demand aud few In mar.
ket; IL TO II hands high. ssJC9lOOi
l4t % 10 hands high, fgOC9ll0i 10 N
1854 hands high, tl25CDit0, l6i 20 10
hands high, tltOC92jO. This chisi de-
maud is f5r mules from ia 10 lbhands
high. -
HoEsEs-Dull; drivers, sl2bC9l65 ;
heavy dfsit, tiit9isO; s-dd,e, $3.50
li5; extra saddle, tl7J9Hbi plugs
fl5(aAsb.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-31
COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened,
quiet and steady and closed dull; mid.
ding slc. Bales, 80 bales; r,c,ipis,
7 bales; shipments, 2O6 balos; stock
on hand, 6i5s bal g; recsip,, to da'e,
882, 2s2 bales; shipments 70 date, o o.
li7 bales.
ExoHANoE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, us; good ordinary, slc;
low middling, Ole; mlddhng, sij,
good middliog, lOc; midiing lair,
mammal: fair, nominil; stains and
tinges, 7I@9c; dusty, 6hiGsli.
DAILY corroS srArKHsSr
Stock Septic nbsr I, 1909; burnt,
90 Z; home consumption 10 date,
2779; stock running ace'ult 6,58
Impnrts-M 4 u. y. r., /: X. q 5
& VI. X r., 1; wagons, 8. Exports
L. 4 N. X X, 206.
New York tpo,s openrd nominal
and closed easy; middling. loo. salss,
1917 bales. Qn)lations we're as folio Va:
Ordinary, 7,s; good ordinary, 8 l3l6c
Low midding. Ole; miiding, Toe; good
middlinR. iOioi middling fair, iOic;
fair, lltc. Futures opsnOd eieaIy
and cloled steady, a. follows: July,
-; August, 5000 81; Sepiemhe
$500 80; October, o 2tC59 IS; M
vemosr, o 2O59 81; December, . 20a
o2l; Jsnuary, g23Aq2I Fsbruary,
o 3o(a9 81; March, 938 i.927; April
942 40 43; May, o 1902 80. Sales, IL,
500 ba es
The New 0rlean, spol market open.
cd quiet and saiy aud clio ied dull mid
dliis, elc. Sales, 100 bales. Qup
ta,ions we're ~ follow; Ordinary
7i,; good ordinary. SIC; low middlins
OLE; mlddling, 9is. good middling
Oh. Futu o. op ned steady anS
G ossd ltsGdy, a. i'llowa: July, nom
inal; Augus', o lsa9l7 sep'em
bsr, 8 S8(d8 So; Octnb =, s76Cd8 70
November, 872@s73 70, Dsremher
s.73@s "A; J,nufy, s 1905 so: Feb
rusry, SsSd8 50; Mach, sg79s ~
April, 9OeC99 May, 9lUs9 II
Safes, 80 20D bales.
DALI PORT AND INTERIoR MARKEI
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Az. July. 8 yeas. 2.sl,.iO9 % 7s5,is5 %
KIcuAsGE.
New York aud principal cities North
and T. ,st, pa buying. I premium cell.
ing; New Elglsld aiSht, discount
buying; Mes 0ileans, discount buy.
ing, par selling.
STOCK CALL BOARD.
The bids, offerings and sales today
we're a. iolloss:
Bonds.-U. &. cou cons, a, 1907, 1877
bid; u. s. regis srad a., 1877, lT bid;
u, Is. coupoap, Az, 1881 bid; o.
registered lis, 1851 bid; shelby 90 Bs,
long, ITO BID; Memphis Water 20,
100 asked.
Soch German Bank, 1870 asked.
Bud City Is1ursnce 90, 100 bid;
Vanderbilt, l9C922i; Gsrmania, 81
bid: American Oott n Truss, 32i Did
Memphis Gs-light, II asked; Memoirs
Brick 90, lS5 asked; Masonic Tenn
pie, 90 bid.
Sdies-None.
NKv YoRk, July 30.-Money on call
at 8 per cent. Prime mercantile pa.
per, biS8 Sterling * hangs active
and unsettled. Actual business a.
1924 for dxiy day bills and 4sil for
demand.
Government bonds were dull and
steady. Stae bonds were neglected.
S.ocks--The shod oession In the
stock market today was the liveliest
that has teen seon since the break Of
lime cath. and the announcement Of
the bulls wiich yesterday quickly de-
yeloped inio q panic. SOCKS were
throgu oy0' right and left. and many
accoun.a were wiped ont on the long
aide. The heavy sales aud continue I
raida by tbs bears. which character.
iIpd yes,trday's dealings, were re-
nswed with force ht the opening and
accompanied by the c1rspicuons SD
pence Of Harry Powers, one Of the
most prominent writer's Of privilege
on the street. When his nonappear
snce on tho street became known, 1
large crowd a the holdsis Of his pa
ner gathered NJ the Office o
Gould a Henry, the mem
hers of the stock ElchangI
who guaranteed his puts and calls
hut they could get no satiisction an,
could not even make a legal demand
a. the rules Tor iIading on satnrds!
make deliveries a stock due on thu
day not regular until Monday. Thi
gives the Ann Two days grace, but
ana moi avail them In the c,se OF ihel
loans, the sscuhy. Tor which wa
being steadily marked down In th
Stock Exchange, aud when more maj
gin ON q taking up q collateral va
called they we're unable 70 respond
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MEMPHIS LAnY APPEALr.SUNDAY. JULY 81 1887

York factory. none; full cream, l5c;
Young American, l6c.
Pics Frrr-Brrels, 81 so; half bar.
rels, S. rs; kegs, u 10.
PouurRY -Onickens quiet; spring,
81 25@2 so; old hens. 81 so.
FRSsH MsAw-Oold storage beef,
foreouarters, S,@4c; headquarters OF
beef, S3,; mutton, &c.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, July S0.- Provisions
steady. Pork irregular; new, SIS so.
Lard higher, 80 So. Dry salt meats
boxed shoulders, SIS rs; long clear,
IS la; clear ,ibs, s. l2}(9S 20; short
clear. So 37l9s 30. Bacon-boxed
sh ,uldsrs, SO 20; lone clear aud clear
ribs, 50; short clear, 80 20. Hams steady
at li@i4c. Egps dull at 8@6Ac. Butter
creamery, lS@2Sc; dairy, l4S19,.
Chicago, ILL, July Provisions
closed the week In quiet manner.
September, the pivotal future, was uu.
changed for lard and 2ic higher for
short ribs. Lard for September sold
at SO 67atS8 70, AID short ribs at
IS l6@S 20, closing at SO 67} for the
fo,mer and IS l7i@S 20 for
the latter. Cash quotations were
ss follows: Mess pork, per Dbl,
SIS. Lard, per 100 lbs, SO 573, Short
ribs sides, loose, SIS 07l. Dry
s,lted shoulders, boxed, IS S095 20;
short clear sides, boxed, IS 4OaS As.
TIE leading futures ranged as follows;
Mess pork, per Dbl, for the year,
opened at sll As, highest 81 As, low.
est $il 40, closing sll As. January
opened at Sill S7i, highest 81 95,
lowest Sill s7t. closing Sill 95. Lard,
per 100 lbs-July aud August opened
at So 90, h'ghest 80 90, lowest 80 90,
closing at SO 57l September opened
at 50 70, highest SO 20. lowest 50 67l,
closing at i6 87A; October opened at
80 III, highest 81 IN. lowest SO 72i,
closing at So 72i Short ribs, per 100
lbs-July aud August opened atsS 10,
highest IS 10, lowest IS 071, closing
OF IS OLA; September oIened at
IS 10, highest s. 20, lowest So Is,
closing at IS Ia. ostober opened at
S., highest IS 05, lowest 50, closing
IS %. On the Produce Exchange to-
day the butter market was very q IN
owing to light receipts; creamery,
l7923c; dairy, l4@l9c. Eggs unset.
tied fresh candltd, ln@llc.
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HousEHOLp SUPPLIES.

ArPLKs-ButlDg, loose, 60Cgtl 20 i;
selliug, t2@2 26pT barrel dried ap.
Piles, 90 per pound from store. Dried
peaches, &c rom store.
VKoETABLu-05ions. 81 80 from
store. CA5Bage, Northern, f3@.3 25
crate Kraui, barrels, So; halt bar
,els, 81. Garlic, 81 p'r 100.
FEUIr-OrAngrs, 81 per box Lem.
ons, 50 per boz; light supply.
Bananai, 81 tOlA2 30 per bunch.
NUn--Cocoa1uls, % per 100. Pea.
nus-VIsinia, g.; Tennessee fam.
ers' stOcE, 3l9iH; ro0ted, 2tc higher I;
shell d. los. pscAns-TeKa', 7(gl0c
RASISs London AYERS, s.; layers,
So 10; q .liiornia, 81 ~.
PicELEs ~, pin,s, 95c; quarts,
u 30; hall gllloi 8. g. 75; gall me,
IS IS; loose, barrels. 50 50Ia7; ha
barrels, a.: mixed, barrels. $40 80;
m,I.d, ha I barrels, 90.
E0ds-Dull, 90.
PoTAr s-Dull, selling, $40 81 20
per barrel.
CrDER New York, 81 80 per barrel
aud 81 80 per half barrel.
Mscksre half barre's, No. I,
50 IS; Mas rs; No. 3, IS; 10Th
Iil, No. ], 81; No. 2, Csc; No 3, S5e.
DRY behring's, family, 25s per box.
VIsroAR -l09l5c per gallon.
Scars -3C95ic.
CAsDLs,eFall weight, $1,000.
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WORLD'3 VIsIBLE SUPPLY

The New York Financial Chronicls of July
visible supply, SD oss Bales. sssin,t ass,
Us in 1876. These figures indicate an in
crease Of cotton 10 sight OF 1907 bales, as
compared with the same date In 1885, and an
increase Of 1855 bales as compared with
same date in 1885.
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HDts-Dry fllnt. No. /, liici No. 2,
llie; dty salisd, lcCoi2s; green sslted,
NJ. 1, 7ll; No 2 So green, Bose
Sheep slias, boil. BseewAH, zoe
Tallos, 3(A9l,,
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Corros sEEp PRODUCTS.

PmsK CnuDs 0u-3lC932c; on
crnds, 2sC929c; prime summer yelloE,
38C93sc; ~ summer yellow, 33leS6c
choice oooklag summer yellos SOC
prime cotton seed meal, tlJ O9l6
% cJtton seed msal. -.
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ToB,oc,-oommon, 25935c; other
grades. 3SCas5,.
ssuTP-Garrett's, $40 IS; RAlph's,
80 %; Railroad. 1925.
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LONDON, jay 30.-4 PN-Unlted
States bonds. As, 1901 do AZ, lll3,
Atlantic and Great Western nfsts, 4ii
do twss, lot. The amount OF bullior
withdrssn from tbs Bank Of England
on balance today Is E55,OO0.
PARIs, July 30.-Three per cent.
rsntes, slf l7ic Tor the account.
BANK cLKARIsGs.
New Y oRK, July 80 Bank clearings
TODAY we're sll0,S5l,7H; balances,
81. 100, 9l6.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 30.-Bsnk
clesrings todsy were $1,000 1853; bal.
spcee, t549,04s.
st. LOUIS, Mo-, July 30 Bank
clearings today were 81 $50; bal
ances, 1886
BALTIMORE, Md, July 30.-Bipk
clesrings today were 81 .7ss, $50; bal
amer, f247 ,603.
Bosros, MASS, July 30.-Bsrk
clearings today we're $500, 607; bal.
canes, 81 400 33j.
CHICAGO, ILL.,. July 80 Associated
bank earrings were F,262, 646, the
lowest Of any day during me week.
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Nslsll..

Wool - Bury gta'e wool, nm.
washed, l39lSc; clear grea's wool,
23S25i; barry washed, 23C930c; tub
Mahhe I. allnlhr.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.
Chesapeake and ohio Route.

Chesapeake and ohio Route.
.r... MALL. sl bss.vss .Ea.. w.,lll A IS
Fast Ex .-. $50 pm Fast Ex SO 2is am
"Ripley 40. $3.50 IN Ripley Ac- $40 AN
Mail and express trains run solid between
Memphis and Leuisvflle; Pullman, buffet
cliDlns chair ca car ' on oaprs.. Thres hour,
quickest time 10 Chicago. Ticket office I'M
der Peabody Hotel.
Kansas city, Memphis and Birming.
ham.
Fast Mall. 400 p m EAST Mail 10 Al
"Acoomm'n $500 am "Accomm' n'2;S pm
Mississippi aud Tennessee.
On M.u d % r.% IN. o. Mai. s AS' !,
Mail trains, win not stop a, whit,haven,
ni'"''''pp' = srTI, 4 K. sc"'' IT, n o.
IN. O. Pas, L''v" IN o. r.., Arrives
IN. o. M. $40 s.m IN. o. NJ, sis pm
LouisvNIs and Nashville.
.p.., M.leitis s1r ms .r.., Mail. s A!''VSs
mail ..;.,, ;.lq 40 an mail an. d,S pm
"St. LOuhhx O.uu " IN nt-houNhA WV u VI
Standard time.
Gulf Routs kansas city, Spring.
field and Memphis).
Leavesl Arrives
i: :s s' S'@ S S.% + Z Mar s si5 Am s%
CHICO NJ 500 pm CHICO Tx s;i5 a. IN
Leave Mississippi and Tennessee depot.
Memphis and Charleston.
Leaves Arrives
sThr'gh FL. 10 40 .. m eThr'gh Ex, 6;l0 am
mail a ES. $3.50 am mail Elk. y Is p. m
Bonneville tSomorviile
40. ....,., $50 pm Ao..."" $50 a. m
Memphis aud Little Rock.
LeayosI Arrives
erhr'h Pas. 6;S AIN sIhr'h Pas. WIS o. m
'fr'g'tlirNm Freight lat
Hope6eldl loo am HopeheldD t;i0 y. IN
Central stan dard time.
NorH-s Daily. I Exeept Sunday.
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Erysss Asp wkArugn.

Ovvios BieriL ss.vIos, y, q. AL
MssrHis, July O,il PEN.
The following observations ara taken
At all stations named At 15' meridian tine.
which 10 one hour lAtsf than hsmphls n mel